An important note for all readers
On March 12, 2026, a magnitude 5.1 earthquake occurred near Lárisa (Greece). On March 8, magnitude 5.5 and 4.8 earthquakes had also occurred near Lárisa, though these were not the same locations. There is an approximately 50 km difference between the locations of the 5.1 quake and the 5.5 quake:
The red line indicates the prediction line within 250 km of which I had already predicted earthquakes of magnitude 5.0 and above during March 1 to 13, 2026. (Look for the Gialos line here.) All the earthquakes above have indeed occurred within a 250 km range of the line, within the March 1-13 date range specified, and of the magnitude anticipated.
However, the predictions could have been “closer.”
The black line indicates the prediction line near which I would have predicted earthquakes of magnitude 5.0 and above during March 1 to 13, 2026, if I had enough time. All the earthquakes above are closer to that line, and in fact, that black line is one of the “classic” earthquake prediction lines I have discovered in my researches. Very rarely it would happen that M5.0+ earthquakes or significant ground activity (landslides, etc.) would not occur near the planetary configuration this line represents.
However, I still did not publish the black line, and for most prediction periods of the future, I would continue to not publish it. Why?
(1) As those of you who have read my recent posts would recall, I am currently not publishing some major prediction lines for earthquakes, like here the black prediction line, given limited time, out of which some times goes to the Middle Eastern war now. (For any paid consultations, of course, I look at all possible prediction lines.) Hopefully, the number of paid subscribers to my websites and donations increase in the coming months, so I can dedicate more time and resources (e.g., automated mapping) to the earthquake predictions and publish all important lines.
(2) Most earthquakes will still be within the prediction range of published lines, for example, all the earthquakes above were still within the range of the red line above, thus the earthquakes above were successfully predicted even now. But some of them will be farther from the line, as a prediction line that was nearer had not been published, as has happened in this case. And it may happen, now that I am not publishing all the prediction lines, that some earthquake takes place, say, 300 km from the published prediction line, exceeding the 250 km prediction range: of course, I won’t take credit for it, but it’s a pity that public forewarning regarding that line would be missing.
Of course, as I say in all my posts, when several prediction lines pass through the same area, it is not necessary that every prediction line will have its own corresponding earthquake. That would be absurd to imagine: always keep your wits about you.
Thank you for reading this, and hope you’ve understood what I meant to say. If there are any questions pertaining to this post, you are welcome to comment or send an email.
Note 1: Sometimes, earthquake indications on the chart may be rather about other forms of earth disturbances such as volcanic activity, rockfall, avalanche, mudflow, landslide or ground subsidence. They could also be about “non-natural” forms of falls of structures: for example, the collapse of a bridge, an industrial accident in which a big piece of equipment falls down, a plane crash, or a building or mine collapse. Astrologically, they are all one category. So when I say earthquake, the complete category is meant. Please always bear this in mind.
Note 2: If a big earthquake has happened in a place, aftershocks may continue for days, weeks and even months. I predict the big (usually the first) earthquake, not always the aftershocks (unless they are also seen prominently on the charts, as does happen sometimes).
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